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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1930

Page

11

Transcontinental airmail service to operate within 24 hours

United States post office awards airmail contract to Western Air Express and Transcontinental Air Transport to run a 24 hour transcontinental service from New York to California with stops including Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburgh Columbus Indianapolis St. Louis Kansas City Wichita Amarillo and Albuquerque. The new system may begin October 15 with 13 hour daily passenger legs and night flying facilities to be installed.

United Press Washington New York California Western Air Express Transcontinental Air Transport Harris M. Hanshue Daniel M. Sheaffer J. L. Maddux Post Office Department Los Angeles Kansas City St. Louis Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburgh Columbus Indianapolis Wichita Amarilo Albuquerque Amarillo Tulsa Oklahoma City Brown T. A. T.oo

Burr claims unique private pilot license status

Ralph R. Burr says he is the only licensed office boy pilot in the United States. He recently passed the written examination and flight test for a private pilot license under Inspector George D. Ream at Curtiss Airport Valley Stream.

NEA Service New York Ralph R. Burr United States George D. Ream Curtiss Airport Valley Stream

Growth of Licensed U.S. Flight Personnel Reported

Washington reports nearly 12,000 licensed pilots in the United States, with about 8,500 licensed mechanics and over 6,600 licensed airplanes. About 200 pilots are women and there are four licensed women mechanics.

NEA Service Washington United States

Woman Earns Private Pilot License at Hoosier Airport

Mrs. Fred W. Stanford of 554 Middle Drive Woodruff Pl. won her private pilot license after completing the course at Hoosier airport under president Bob Shank in record time. Her husband presented her with a new plane.

Hoosier Airport Fred W. Stanford Middle Drive Woodruff Pl Bob Shank

Two Suspects Implicate Themselves in North Side Robberies

Oscar Phemister aged 25 of 3291 Hovey Street and Harry Green of 1409 Brookside Avenue confessed to police that they staged a string of home robberies. Authorities say the men used society columns to track when residents left. Loot valued at about $5,000.

Oscar Phemister Hovey Street Harry Green Brookside Avenue North Side Phemister Green

Weather observation report for air field area

South wind 10 mph. Barometric pressure 30.28 inches at sea level. Temperature 56 degrees. Ceiling unlimited. Visibility five miles. Field condition good.

Port Rico trip planned for Indiana guard officials

Major-General William G. Everson, militia bureau chief, Washington, will travel with a Indiana national guard delegation to Porto Rico for an inspection. The party, including Lt. Vincent J. Malloy Maj. Juan Rodrigues and Ernest S. Needs, departs Stoutfield Mars Hill Nov 12. They will be hosted by Porto Rico officials and fly with the 113th Observation Squadron pilots, leaving the group in Miami.

William G. Everson United States Militia Bureau Washington Indiana National Guard Porto Rico Stoutfield Mars Hill Porto Rican National Guard Vincent J. Malloy Juan Rodrigues Ft. Wayne Ernest S. Needs Muncie Island Miami, Fla

Largest US aircraft planned for Buffalo carries 100 passengers

The Consolidated Aircraft Corporation considers building the biggest plane in the United States in Buffalo. The flying boat design would weigh 200000 pounds with a 250 foot wingspan and 62 state rooms. A promenade deck on the wings would offer full travel luxury for up to 100 passengers.

NEA Buffalo N. Y United States Consolidated Aircraft Corporation

European plane maker adopts dual propeller design

Berlin report from October 3 states a leading European aircraft manufacturer finds multi propeller planes more practical. The firm will build aircraft with one engine driving two propellers to reduce motor weight and maximize propeller efficiency.

Science Service Berlin Europe

Don Pruitt Elected Delta Kappa Tau President

Don Pruitt was chosen as president of the secret Delta Kappa Tau fraternity after a Wednesday night business meeting. Elected officers include Stewart Cedarholm vice president Edward Neal secretary Glenn Duncan treasurer Walt Hurley pledge-master and Bob Neidhammer sergeant at arms.

Don Pruitt Delta Kappa Tau Secret Society Stewart Cedarholm Edward Neal Glenn Duncan Walt Hurley Bob Neidhammer

Boy, 6, dies after dash in front of car

Richard Hafer Jr. aged 6 of 2871 South Capitol avenue was killed when he ran into South Meridian street while playing with companions. Morris C. Robinson, 26, of 326 Prospect street, was arrested for involuntary manslaughter and released on own recognizance. Virginia Hafer, 8, witnessed the tragedy and alerted her father. Funeral services for Richard Hafer Sr. will be held at 1 and 2 p.m. Saturday, burial at Crown Hill. Charles Hafer, president of Madison Avenue State Bank, is the boy’s grandfather. Other survivors include the father’s son Donald and Virginia. Arrests also reported in a second car death case involving Harvey O’Hara, 28, and Edward Bentley, 55.

Richard Hafer Jr South Capitol Avenue South Meridian Street Morris C. Robinson Prospect Street Virginia Hafer Charles Hafer Third Reformed Church Crown Hill Cemetery Madison Avenue State Bank Richard Hafer Donald Virginia Harvey O’hara South Richland Street Edward Bentley West Walnut Street

Fourteen Miners Die in Brown Hills Explosion

An explosion at William Harrison's Grove colliery in Brown Hills Walsall Stafford England on October 2 killed fourteen miners. A separate item notes Ft Wayne man Ray L. Harris wins a $88,636 contract to pave four miles of concrete linking U. S. Highways 24 and 30 into Ft Wayne from New Haven, announced by the state highway department.

United Press Walsall Stafford England William Harrison Brown Hills Ft. Wayne U. S. 24 U. S. Highways New Haven Ray L. Harris State Highway Department

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as best bowel remedy

An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the safest and gentlest bowel stimulant. It claims decades of medical testing, no griping, and universal suitability for women, older people, babies, and robust men, urging readers to purchase at local drugstores.

Dr. Caldwell Caldwell

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